Meyer Burger Enters the Australian Solar Market with High-Yield Heterojunction Half-Cell Panels

Meyer Burger, a renowned solar technology company, is gearing up to make its mark in the thriving Australian solar market. The company plans to introduce its cutting-edge heterojunction half-cell solar panels, which boast an impressive 20% higher yield compared to conventional PERC modules. Meyer Burger will offer three variants of its panels in Australia: White, Black, and Glass, all incorporating the advanced heterojunction half-cell solar cell technology. These modules are designed to achieve exceptional efficiencies of up to 21.8% and deliver an impressive output of up to 400 W.

Let’s delve into the specifics of each panel. The White panel, measuring 1767 x 1041 x 35 mm and weighing 19.7 kg, provides a range of wattages from 380 to 400 W and efficiencies between 20.7% and 21.7%. Its temperature coefficient is -0.23% per degree Celsius, and the maximum system voltage stands at 1,000 V. Comprised of 120 monocrystalline heterojunction half-cells and 3.2mm antireflective glass, the White panel embodies the innovation and quality synonymous with Meyer Burger.

The Black panel, with identical dimensions, weight, and electric performance data as the White module, offers customers five different versions. These versions come with power ratings ranging from 375 to 395 W and efficiencies ranging from 20.4% to 21.5%. Like its White counterpart, the Black panel presents an attractive option for solar energy enthusiasts.

The glass-glass variant, with dimensions of 1722 x 1041 x 35 mm and weighing 24.4 kg, showcases a power rating ranging between 370 and 390 W, an efficiency of up to 21.8%, and a maximum system voltage of 1,500 V. This particular module capitalizes on the unique properties of glass-glass technology, further enhancing its efficiency and longevity.

Meyer Burger stands behind the quality and durability of its products. The White and Black panels both come with a 25-year linear power output guarantee and a 25-year product guarantee. They exhibit an average annual degradation of 0.25% over the course of 25 years, with an initial degradation of 2% in the first year. The glass-glass panel, on the other hand, boasts a 30-year output warranty, ensuring that it retains at least 93% of its initial performance.

Brendan Kay, the Country Manager of Meyer Burger Australia/New Zealand, recognizes the immense growth opportunities that the Australian solar market presents. He emphasizes that the company’s solar panels allow customers to maximize their solar energy harvesting, even under high-temperature conditions. The glass-glass panel, in particular, showcases exceptional bifacial efficiency, converting sunlight into electricity with over 90% efficiency, even on its backside.

To spearhead the distribution efforts in Australia, Meyer Burger has partnered with BayWa re, the Australian arm of Germany’s BayWa. Durmus Yildiz, the Managing Director of BayWa Australia, acknowledges the significance of Meyer Burger’s Swiss-designed and German-made panels, filling an important gap in the Australian market. He commends Meyer Burger for its commitment to sustainable manufacturing and sourcing practices, aiming to continually reduce the carbon footprint of its high-performance modules.

With its advanced technology, commitment to sustainability, and collaboration with trusted partners, Meyer Burger is poised to make a significant impact in Australia’s solar industry. The company’s entrance into the market aligns perfectly with Australia’s demand for sustainable products manufactured to the highest social and ethical standards, positioning Meyer Burger for long-term success.